Rhodri will continue in his role of Honorary Secretary, alongside the wider committee and the new Plymouth Law Society President, Jennifer Phillips from Plymouth City Council. He has been involved in the Committee for a number of years, both as President in 2018 and re-elected in subsequent roles since. 

Rhodri’s continued involvement with the Plymouth Law Society ensures that Kitson Boyce remains at the forefront of the legal profession in the region. As part of his role on the committee, he regularly attends Partners’ meetings and actively participates in a wider range of Law Society events, strengthening the Devon law firm’s professional relationship and presence within the city and wider community.

Formed in 1815, the Plymouth Law Society serves as a vital institution for solicitors across the city, advocating for the profession and maintaining exemplary standards of conduct through collaboration and shared training and development. 

This year, the Society is particularly focused on prioritising the people of Plymouth and the wellbeing of the lawyers it represents. These values line up perfectly with Kitson Boyce’s commitment to ensuring the highest standards of legal advice and continually investing in the development of our people. 

Commenting on his re-election, Rhodri said:

“I am thrilled to again be part of the Plymouth Law Society committee for the upcoming year and continuing in my role as Honorary Secretary. I look forward to seeing how the work we complete this year will not only boost the profile of the legal profession in the city but also help Kitson Boyce continue to deliver an exceptional service to its clients.”